Geography of Pennsylvania
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The document provides historical and geographic information about Pennsylvania. It describes the Johnstown Flood of 1889 that killed over 2,000 people after the South Fork Dam broke. It also discusses Pennsylvania's geology, formation over 300 million years ago, containing resources like coal. Pennsylvania has port cities like Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and Erie that connect to major rivers and waterways.
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Chapter 3
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